34 Adding Samples to the 3rd Wave
Groove Synthesis
5. If you want to change the input sample rate before you record your
sample, press soft button 4 to go to the next screen, then press options.
Use soft knob 1 to select the desired sample rate (48 kHz, 24 kHz, or
12 kHz). When you have nished, press soft button 1 to return to the
previous screen
Choosing a sample rate of 24 kHz or 12 kHz will reduce sample resolution
(and delity) and consume less memory than sampling at 48 kHz.
6. Adjust the level of your audio source for optimum volume. If neces-
sary, use soft knob 4 (input gain) to increase or decrease recording
level. Be careful not to clip the audio input or the sample will be
distorted.
7. When you are ready, press soft button 1 (arm) then play your audio
source. With recording armed, the 3rd Wave will automatically start
recording when it detects a signal from the audio source. It will auto-
matically stop recording when the signal ends.
8. Press soft button 2 (play) to hear the sample you have captured. If you
want to re-record the sample, press soft button 1 (arm) and repeat step
7.
9. Once the sample is captured, you can trim its length by turning soft
knob 1 (start) to adjust the start point and soft knob 2 (end) to adjust
the end point. The start and end points are shown on the graph with
blue lines.
10. If you are happy with the sample, press soft button 3 (save) to navigate
to the save sample screen. Refer to “Saving and Assigning Samples to
a Slot” on page 36 for details on the various settings you will nd
there.
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